The Relevance of Metadata in Accessible PDFs
This is the second in an eight-part article series. STEP 2: METADATA What is Metadata in a PDF File? The term PDF metadata refers…
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This is the second in an eight-part article series. STEP 2: METADATA What is Metadata in a PDF File? The term PDF metadata refers…
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This is the first of an eight-part series on PDF Accessibility STEP 1: TAGS & READING ORDER Making sure that PDFs are…
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Braille writing and creating braille documents can be done in a few different ways. Individuals with blindness or low vision can use a standard…
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We put a lot of emphasis on things like authoring Word documents with accessibility in mind and remediating existing PDFs for accessibility and compliance…
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To celebrate, let’s discuss the impact of various AT devices on the lives of people with disabilities, including some of my personal experiences with AT.
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If a PDF cannot be read and navigated by everyone, including people with vision impairments or other disabilities, then the PDF is not accessible.
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Allyant announces platinum-level membership to the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) to support commitment to global accessibility inclusion November 3, 2022—Ottawa, Canada—Allyant, the…
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Can you be assured all the content on your website is accessible to people with disabilities—including those with visual impairments? No organization is…
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To check if a PDF document is accessible, you need software like CommonLook’s PDF Validator, which tests the PDF against accessibility standards like Section…
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Unified English Braille, also known as UEB, is a braille code designed by the International Council on English Braille (ICEB). The primary goal behind…
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